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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05

30 lar New Olm mas been lett ID the
cold when it came to locating State in-
situations. How would it do for our
citizens to make an effort to secure the
location of the proposed soldiers home
at this place? New Ulm has all the
advantages required for the location Of
such an institution aud should present
her claims as soon as practicable. The
board of trade and Heckef Post will
probably take action in the matter, but
all public spirited citizens should assist
them.
| The REVIEW will always be glad to
publish items of local interest. We
would ask our friends in the differen,
towns to send us any items that come
under their observation. It makes no
difference whether they are written up
in good shape or not. just send us the
item and we will do our best 70 present
it in readable shape.
Mr.. Anton Gag is at present engaged
IN executing a painting that will De Of
general interest to all old settlers of
Minnesota and of special interest to all
citizens of New Ulm. The painting
will be entitled the '.battle of New Ulm''
and will represent the memorable fight
in August, 1862.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Trade will be held in Turner Hall Fri
day evening. The first annual report
OF the secretary will be read. The
board will also discuss the advisabilitv
OF the location Of the proposed soldiers
home at New Ulm.All members are re-
quested to be present.
Experts were in town Monday, set.
ting up the telephone instruments and
getting the line into shape. BY the end
of this week the little hellohs will be
ready for use. The shareholders of the
telephone company are: Dakota and
Union House. Empire and Eagle Mills.
Depot, E. G. PAIL, DR.. Strickler, Tho
mas Muiverhill, DR.. G. Weschcke, NJ.
Epple, Rev. Berghold. Hospital.
Although business has not been boom
ing last year, our merchants express
themselves as being satisfied with the
years trade. The last three weeks in
December. were about the best during
the year and helped to keep the total of
sale up to the standard Of former years.
The fact OF number of dry goods and
clothing firms selling out at cost, in or
der to reduce stocks, hurt the trade in
luxuries and fancy goods to a certain
extent, but even the dealers in toys and
fancy goods express themselves as be-
ing we'll pleased with the years bust
ness.
Fro n November Is to Jan. l Clerk
Blanchard licensed the following cou-
pies to we'd:
Christian Kon1hase to Emily Otto;
Albert Kiesling to Lizzie Keller; Mar
tin Schnoberich to Barbara Groebner;
John Schwerzle to Johanne r. Gulden;
William J. Gulden to Mary Schwerzle;
Carl Schwieger to Minnie Brunk; Her.
man Breitkrei,z to Alwina Alvin; Nor
itz LANCE to Anna Marisch; Albert
Sturm to Auguste Krause; Alder: Kru-
ger to Amelia Drumkey; Frank Schae-
fer to Helena Kosel; Gustavus E. Gil
bertson to Thore Lunde; Peter A. john
son to Anna c. christensen.
Just received at F. Kuetzings $50
yards Veiveteens, excellent quality, in
all shades, selling at so Cts. per yard
Hecker Pest No. 48, G. A. r. will
b
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05
ULM AND VICINITY.
tribe for The REVIEW.

q tribe for the REVIEW.
BE- 81 Eou sworn off properly?
I. lie was dull the last few days.
y 3 weather is anything but warm.
ii u you visit the ice palace?
q at do YOU think OF s96450 worth
k = buildings?
y about time for masquerade balls.
Ill " about waterworks?
Slr your personal property taxes.
#Js you read our new advertisements?
& subscription price of the REVIEW
= ~ per year, payable in advance.
- ow price at which the paper is
81 lecessitates advance payment for
s. ption.
B.; communications for the REVIEW
81 be handed in by Monday
~ g. The paper goes to press Tues
AZ :ernooa and is mailed to outside
= ibers the same evening. Our New
4 patrons will receive the paper
- ,sday morning.
/ county officers elected at the last
T " election took possession of their
yesterday. The only change was
t clerk. Capt. George succeeding
blanchard.
'srs. c. H. and G. Hornburg dis
| partnership January /. MIR. C.
]. rnburg will continue the business.
10 Hornburg will remove to Fair
,,5ere he will open hardware and
me business with his son-in-law,
luther Nichols as partner.
3 scholars of the Turnverein had
Christmas tree Wednesday even
The evenings entertain ment con-
i " I'D of recitatlons, singing and dane
ID I ne New Ulm Roller Mill had a
NJ 1.kdewn Saturday and is stopping
EsJr repairs.
HI On Sundays the general delivery of
n sae post Office is open from 10 to 1880
4 o'clock in the forenoon only. Subsclib-
! prs to lock-boxes can get into the office
.hf'om 9 A. M. to - Nj.
Il The entertainment held in Union Hall
1 Saturday, under the auspices of St.
sMichaels Academy, proved one of the
best ever given by the children of the
: 2@@ochial school. The programme was
carried and entertaining. The financial
part of the entertainment was satisfac.
tory to the school.
DR.. A. Marden is now prepared to
administer vitalized air or nitrous oxide
gas. Teeth extracted without pain.
d Zee his new advertisement in another
olumn. @
T The ,en.erprising proprietor of the
-Akota House, after completing an ex-
pensiye addition to his hotel, has bent
his energies upon internal improve
ments. He IS now reconstructing his
grinding facilities by raising second
Set of wisdom teeth.
II. D. Beussman's face was radiant
with smiles Wednesday morning. Upon
inquiring we learned that daughter
had made her appearance that morning.
We extend our congratulations, Her
man.
John Geiger had a handsome Christ
mas present Dec. %. 1t was girl. F.
Grebe was made happy Thursday, his
wife presenting him with u little lady.
Fhe> officers of the Turnverein for the
next six months are:
President-W PfBnder
Vice Pres't-F. Burg sr.
Rec'd'g Secretary-Wm. Koch jr.
Corresp'g. Secretary-F. Pf@nuer.
Treasurer nas. l.. RooS.
l. Turnwart--E. A. Hers.
VII, arnWart-Hugo Gebser.
Bar Committee-Wm. Gebser, E..
A. Hers, VIM. Hummel.
The New Ulm sportsmen's Club. at
its meeting last Sunday, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year !:
President-Ernst Brandt.
Secretary-H. H. Mueller.
Treasurer August Quense.
Captain-John Hauenstein.
Lieutenant-Chas. Winkelmann.
IT,, ,,,ror rs p,a.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05

New ULM MARKErs:-W Wheat, No. ]
81; No. 2. 65; oats, 80; corn, Is; bar.
ley. SO; potatoes. 4Oc. new; onions
1.25; butter, Is ,eggs, IS; live hogs
per ID 3:pork, per ID 4. Flour per cwt
So. 25-$2.5O
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05

VnoAsnMAs Sumption ST sasss Of o e..
cured every year by Ackers celebrated
English Remedy. It is q guaranteed prop
aration If it does not help You It will cost
you nothing. Try it. A single dose win
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05

CITY OF NEW ULM-KOad and
Bridge $40 mills; Street. 8 go mills;
Interest and Sinking. $40 mills; Fire
Department, l mill; Poor. 40 mill.
Town, Road AND BRIDGE Albin,
40; Burnstown. Clio, Damage Law
suit. 2-1O; Cottonwood. 2 $40; Lin
den. Clio; Milford. $40; North Star.
$40; Prairieville, 9-10; Sigel. 2-1O.
Special School Tax md Total n to
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05

CISChO n Total C|SCh II TOtNi iCIScn, iTs,,.i
: Tax Is Tax Oa i Tax io'ai
llis t-io|54 6-!0t4In 3-l0|Y l47 3 l-10l15 10
oo-Ao| - y-nl2of S4.l0Ill 3-l0IsSi 8 1-10l174.l0
~ az f-iols6I Sa-l0Il0s l0l49 27-10IlO9-1O
i'iUIio O. iuS1l S-lVl 7-l0l5Ol 42-1CIl26-10
81 Ss-1ol5 2-102s 10l1x 7-IO i51l 72- lcli651l1
81 4 2sloll3 29|1H4 II t19 1.l0t52I ll72-lo
II 2-10l1l 1Ol3O 48.1O|I2 t-1nlh3l o. ,6tia 10
81 4-10Il0 8-103l 6-1Ot lOldl g. i0iifl a IN
81 2-1Oll1 6-1pI32 1-1Oll1 1-i0|s5l 71oI1
!0l eo' 1o|!!vv =! oE55 ll3 l-1ut56l 1870
al 10 o. iuSq o-lut lOl57t 210l 94-10
III o'Ul iuIs5t tll 2-l058l 2 9 10I116-1O
III 1ol!a !S-lot 910l59l 5-1aI157-l0
S- ,o !osI !ul! 3lOt60I 2-10|11 $40
XIII oil 1851 86-10|16 7-10
lol oS-i0ll59 lnENl IA 9-10f62t 9-1Oll3
81 ioiOl 1-l0il6 5l0I6sl 44-10l1l 6-10
o @ lo 2lOl64t23 6-l 1905 10
al al WY !oI!s o2-lUt u Ill i'll 72.10l17
al Q nIiol z-lnll4 2.!0l66l 4-10i17b-
.al,o ioao 1.l0|67l 24-10I101-1
23l .lOi13 1Ol46I lis . 10l -
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05
500 40 90.
New Uim's Building Statistics for
1856.
4 Partial List Of uildings Erected
During the Year lust Closed.

It has been impossible for US 10 com
pile compete list of buildings erecte.,
and improvements made during 1886
Ninety.six thousand four.hundred and
fifty dollars is the sum total OF builu-
ngs and improvements according TO
our list. A complete one would swell
the sum TO considerably over one hun
,iro,l fb0,,s.nd
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05

President-Ernst Brandt.
Secretary-H. H. Mueller.
Treasurer August Quense.
Captain-John Hauenstein.
Lieutenant-Chas. Winkeimann.
The mayor of Buffalo, in a letter to q
local paper, makes some statements
that may be found profitable, and per-
haps consoling to many a business man
who has come to think his head and
hands must plan and execute all that is
done in his establishment. Says Mayor
aBecker: For twenty years worked
..fh the theory that was the hub in nv
business wheel, and if the hub dropped
cut the spokes and wheel would go to
pieces. Early and late I was at the
desk, the holidays were not marked on
my calendar, and my entire life was
comprised by the lines of trade. ]
& have grown wiser since then. One af-
ter another, prominent business men
have passed away, and Ishave seen the
enterprises Of which ttey were head
and center successfully conducted BY
other hands. This has led me to the
conclusion that the details Of q Well-es-
tablished can be intrusted il 4
e to intelligent and
Nowadays, With
and than 1t any pre-
life, I ind IND plenty Of
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-05

Just received at F. Kuetzings $50
yards Veiveteens, excellent quality, in
all shades, selling at 80 Cts. per yard
Hecker Pest No. 48, G. A. r. will
hold q campfire January 10th.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1887-09-02
PABUL UNI.

PABULUM too favorably known require need the
publication of further testimonials Those
who will find
besides being of future benefit their lands
The superiority Bone permanent
ny admitted BY all who have the subject of attention
absolute folly make complete Guano
Phosphate yielding
Ammonia from animal also superior
calls
These facts when considered show the superiority PABULUM
fertilizers and explain the uniformly satisfactory
follow its
300 lbs of PABULUM per will yield
low grade goods; cheaper and the
Guanos sold low prices.
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Cegal Notices.
NOTICE ,...
IN RELATION TO JURORS FOR STATE COURTS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS,
ROOM 1871 STEWART BUILDING.
CHAMBERS ST. AND BROADWAY,
NEw.YoRK June |, 1887.

APPLICATIONS FOR EXEMPTIONS WILL BE
heard here from daily from all hitherto liable
or recently serving have become exempt ana all needed
information will be given .....,
Those answered as to their LIABILITY or proSea
ption will receive jury enrolment notice
reGurng them appear before me this year ays
or not such notices must be answered I person.
aud ar ths office ouy) under penalties III exempt inc
Marty must bring proof exemption II liable no mus, also
answer person. giving full aud correct name fesucnoo
etc etc. No attention paid TO letters Ill, -.
Persons enrolled as liable must serve when csieo OF
~ tne,, fnes No mere excuse Will be allowed or inter
ference permitted The fines unpaid VIII he entered As
judgments upon property Of the dellnquents
All good citizens Will aid the course OF Justice ana
reIials and ures and equae their duty Dy
serv,n nromntiy when summoned allowing their clerks or
snbornates to serve reporting attempt at bribery
between sixty OF age summer
persons temporarily ILL., and United states ana
Jurors not exempt A.. . r,t.as.
Every man must attend TO his notice IL IS m,sde.
uaauoy 70 any ury paper another 20 answer ~
also punishable by fne imprisonment TO give OF 20
.ny prnent or brbe directly indirectly IN relation 70
nTv service or TO withhold paper or make any ~'Ss
statement and every case will De my Rr8secpT"
Commissioner OF Jurors
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NfN-l ftA JUS -
FOLDERS of certificates Of the Duluth,
4 south Shore and Atlantic syndicate for Common anu
Preferred stock hereby notified hat cerhcaes Of SOCK
Nm. Duluth south shore ant Atlantic Railway company
n no ssued therefor and after Tuesday June ioNl al
IN. CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NeW'lOrk, on sur
render OF tie certificates properly indorsed ,,
thirty one af cent IN pireTre STOCK auu
Fnrfy " common STOCK WIZ 10 ucHFeirl 70
n SIfB-CRi PTIOS CERTIFICATES on ptesenta,
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Dublir Notices.
NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF TEE isIERioR, /

@AsnMoTos May %. 1851
order. $ Pass
snS rs ne s az a tx %
roads have either selection Of the lands e vhcn they
lien 81 those lost place within the limits Of their
South and North Alabama Withdrawn June - 1850 Mo.
bile and ohio River. Withdrawn Sept 20 1880 Aabam:
cha Jaas 1as
a. 1855 Pensacola and Atlantis withdrawn NAY IS 1856
and George Withdrawn May e. 1855 and Flor
ies aaa River
Rs a.
1855 sections withdraw June ~ isI5 Dubuque and
r radaaS ~s ssp a. 1854
1 R. draw 10
Missouri, Kansas Texas Withdrew Mar 10: 1857 ST.
IL Sy
Nsl s s"s s e.
5sct iso lansing saginaw Withdrawn Aug is 1855
saa APE % asS
. .1as r Vi lssS sns sat
81 Paul Sioux ss S winaraw g, Mar ps s
Ni6ar."n 1888 xus 1864 July 10 1865 M A%s
i ioSa ss %an aim I'M. ASF
- SOS and APR H. 1852 and Bransrd BRANCH %
@sT 20 'ps spy a. ps'
s"$S S'ns Fssss S Dec
1872 in the State OF Mnnesota; Mobile q Obio
M Sxis " "ssss%n S 1Rs tn: si;ss :;
Nov 80 1857 and Nov 80, 1851 Chicago, ST Paul MING
apos and Omaha Withdrawn Feb 2s 1866 Feb IS ls66.
Co, Withdrawn Northern Pacific Withdrawn June 20.
sin; and northern Pacific withdawn Mgr 80 1879 Mar
withdrawn 81 1874, Tenno to Tacoma Withdrawn Nov
T. 1874 waula to Spokane Falls withdrawn Now - 1880
Spokane Falls Pend dOreille withdrawn juno y 1884,
Pend dorole to Montana withdr3wn sept 1854 Yaxim.
Creek Withdrawn jan o. 1885 Tacoma east 20 miles with.
drawn Nov 20 1884, and 25 TO 80 miles east withdrawn
Nov. 2S, 1884.
it appearing from said records that there no
sufficient continuing in force the SAID
orders of withdrawal now rule hereby entered on the
said railroad TO show
or before the 27th day June 1897 why the said several
orders from settlement OF the lands within the
their roads should not be revoked
lands therein embraced restored 70 settlement
before the Secretary OF the Interior on the Tn
' - ~ L. @. c. LAMAR.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR,

IS,
It from this Department that
withdrawing lands from settlement under the pubic
within the indemnity limits OF the following list OF
Informed this Department what extent they
TO lands within such indemnity limits Dy reason
In place OF their respective grants and that
ample tune given their rights in this
Coosa and tennessee Selma Rome ard Dalton and Mobile
and irard Withdrawn June 49, 1856 In the State OF Ala
bama: ST. Louis Iron Mountain and southern withdrawn
- in the state OF Arkansas. Saorni4 ana oregon Wig
1885 Southern Pacific, main line, withdrawn May 1897
branch line Withdrawn May TO- 1871 in the state OF cafor.
O. 1856 in the Florida Marquette Houghon and
OntonagOn, withdrawn April a. 1850 In the state OF Mch
gan CUT and snip - a iron Moun and
Southern withdrawn the state of Misourii Northern
Pacific. Withdrawn August 49, 1870, aud January 1852
oregon and cqfOrn MA w,hsrsTn Iansy 81 ls7p Apg
jaiyy' g. 1855 July s. 1883. September 1857.
Oregon Central asoS Road Withdrawn May s. ISL and
June % 1879 and Daes Military Wagon Road witndrawn
Dec H. 1871. in the state OF orcgon Wisconsin Sen.ra
bee 10 1869 lie State OF Wisconsin Atlantic and Pa
cine wsdaTP May X s2 in A1o% n nho tr HS
Northern Pacific, withdrawn Sept % 1883 Oct 1883
June 3 1888 June 1883 Nov Jo 1883 June isSS yuhe
Montana Territory; Atlantic and Pacific withdraw MAY
1872 Mexico Territory and Northern Pacific with
issI sept l. lisa jan g. 1855 Jan 1885, Nov %, 1884,
and Nov. %, 1884, In WashiDg ton Terrltory
And appearing that no sufficient reason ens, i9
longer IN force said several orders Of withdawa
should be fixed within which the rights
roads should be asserted and that lands to
railroad companies rot entitled IN SAID lnel
should be restored TO settlement now RUE IS
hereby entered said several railroad companies 20 snow
before the 2Sh day OF June 1851 why sad sew
era orders withdrawal should not be revoked or such
action taken shall speedily restore such lands 10 the
public domain for settlement ,..-,.-. a.. oo,.
Rturnabe OF the Interior on the 18TH
u'y Vi june 1901 ~ ~ I. O. c. LAMAR.
Secretary.
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SAINT PAUL ASp DULUTH RAILROAD CO. !
OFFICE OF IHT sRcRErARr AID TREASURER
81. PAU, MINI, May ~, 1887.
nLsEfrINl Of fba stack

rI,UE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
ladders of the ~ Paul and Duluth Railroad Company,
r the Election Of directors and consideration of the rsson
Ion v adopted by Board Of Directors February o $50
and below and tho transaction OF such Otht bus
a. nav be brought before the meeting VIII be hed al
The office company In the CITY Of ~ raul MhhesoI'
an Monday June 20 1897 at II o'clock noon c,,
books will be- closed at p M on SaturuaJ'
NAV "a ana reopened Friday, juno ~ 1850
Te rrsoutl on above referred tO ~ as follows A.,
Is pcdieut and necessary LOT NV
Increasing business company. a. eNplaheu Ny INC
re.den that should additional terminal taclrf
oum,t and tracks and that the grades and curNtsol NO
rd shoud be and other necessary lptoN w
possible all involving an estimator OK
ensuing two or three years ol up
vrl of two millions Of dollars aud IN order 10 rIlse l'
Am, ar prorure additional facilities equipment anu IN
recommended that there bo submitted 10 mo
at the next annual meeting te o'o"ihb P"'
adoption of one or ul'fe OF theh
Eirst-The temporary application OF tho income rum "'
and stumpagc necessary Improvements ,o,. n, not
Increase and sale Of the common s.o1h Il. O'
les tIn mar TO the full amount provided IN the aui VI
rorroraii5n and tho plan OF rcorganilation nansS
million dollars being increase OF nearly TWO "'o" "0'
lars 49,, A., po.r, q, nirecrors 70 borrow two
milan dollars upon mortgage bonds OF the company
Tourtb-As.ent organization OF terilhsl
or ether ke company furnish such ternnalt epupo,
,s and other facilities tho stock OF which sha ne OWn.
y mis- company with authority TO the Board OF Do.ou
nj his company guarantee tho principal anu ntoto
hands OF said terminal or other company 10 THO "N' "
W million dollars
Nv order of the Board OF Directors .,,ro so.ro,.rv
ID o " PHILIP y HARRIS, secretary.
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Proposals.

Pnns and SPECIFICATIONS be blanks Tor bddng and
full in furnished application to the once oil City
security to the amount 900 required to be filed at
the time of bidding with proposal for the faithful per-
Torrance such security 70 he either bona Ola
guarantee company certified check or Oonh OF owners
Of nropery in Allegheny County Penn and TO be approved
nv the committee awarding the contracts
The Highways reserve the fis 10 reject any
mr. ali mid, T. NJ BIGELOW,
"a ~" ~ City Engineer.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

CONSOLIDATED BoNDHoLDERs CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY OF NkWJERsEf
are subscribe 10 the new bonds at par and nc
crued crest paying therefor their old bonds at ITO per
and accrued interest thus paying. "a OF July l. 1851
Il 900 CONSOLIDATED with all unpaid coupons attached
for Al s7 30 new bonds For IN. Of foreign
bondhod er right 10 subscribe wall extend TO and IN
ouo July U.s. 1887 and their subscriptions will be received
and their bonds exchanged by Messs Brown, shpoy Co.
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

GUNNER rERslS at the
~ NFW.YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
located only at - .r
BEAST liTH-Sl., third door east OF Oh hANE'